1 · How to oper
In order to user oper commands, you must first authenticate with a server
via an O-Line. Some opers are global while others are local. The below
command will give you the privileges of an IRC Operator providing you
have an O-Line in the server configuration.
/oper <nick> <password>
You can also remote oper when you are on a server which does not have your O-Line in the config.
/remote oper <nick> <password>
2 · OpServ
OpServ is as the name suggest, an Oper Service. Through OpServ, an admin or IRCop can manipulate the network settings and help with users.
/os help
3 · Register a channel
A user can register his/her own channel but in cases of newbie users, an IRCop can do it for them through X.
/msg X register <channel> <ownernick>
Sometimes X may tell you that you have already registered your maximum allowed channels. In this case you need to add "force" to the end. This only works for opers.
4 · Punish users
To be added.
5 · Server manipulation
To be added.
6 · Configuration settings
To be added.
7 · Network security
To be added.
8 · Advanced operations
To be added.
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